Higher
Higher adjective - Being far along in development.
Usage example: higher primates, such as the apes
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Your city could be in the year 2300, and yet architecture, fashions, trends, and industry are pretty much the same (yes, even the high-tech industry doesn't get any higher or more improved).
Source: Modern Stasis -
The premium ship Krasny Krym is essentially an improved version of Svetlana, but placed a tier higher.
Source: Video Game / World Of Warships - Later games in the series subvert this somewhat on higher difficulties, as improved AI and increased stats have mooks coordinate their strikes with each other.
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